FUN_ecto | R Documentation |
R version of Fortran FUN.f (ectotherm model) for guessing a core body temperature that balances the heat budget.
FUN_ecto(
AMASS = AMASS,
GEOMETRY = GEOMETRY,
ATOT = AREA,
AV = AV,
AT = AT,
AL = AL,
VOL = VOL,
R = R,
R1 = R1,
RINSUL = RINSUL,
ASEMAJR = ASEMAJR,
BSEMINR = BSEMINR,
CSEMINR = CSEMINR,
CONV_ENHANCE = CONV_ENHANCE,
M_1 = M_1,
M_2 = M_2,
M_3 = M_3,
M_4 = M_4,
Q_ACT = Q_ACT,
EXTREF = EXTREF,
PANT = PANT,
RQ = RQ,
FLSHCOND = FLSHCOND,
PSI_BODY = PSI_BODY,
SKINW = SKINW,
AEFF = AEFF,
PEYES = PEYES,
LEAF = LEAF,
G_VS_AB = G_VS_AB,
G_VS_AD = G_VS_AD,
FATOSK = FATOSK,
FATOSB = FATOSB,
FATOBJ = FATOBJ,
EMISAN = EMISAN,
EMISSB = EMISSB,
EMISSK = EMISSK,
FLTYPE = FLTYPE,
TA = TA,
TSKY = TSKY,
TSUBST = TSUBST,
TGRD = TGRD,
VEL = VEL,
QSOLAR = QSOLAR,
QIRIN = QIRIN,
RELHUM = RELHUM,
BP = BP,
ALT = ALT,
SUBTK = SUBTK,
O2GAS = O2GAS,
CO2GAS = CO2GAS,
N2GAS = N2GAS,
X
)
AMASS |
body mass, kg |
GEOMETRY |
organism shape, 0-5, 0=plate, 1=cyl, 2=ellips, 3=lizard (desert iguana), 4=frog (leopard frog), 5=custom |
ATOT |
total body surface area (m2) |
AV |
ventral surface area (m2) |
AT |
body surface area contacting another organism of same temperature (m2) |
AL |
animal characteristic dimension (length) (m) |
VOL |
body volume (m3) |
R |
total body radius (m) |
R1 |
flesh radius (i.e. radius to start of insulation if present) (m) |
RINSUL |
depth of insulation (m) (not yet used) |
ASEMAJR |
length of semi-major radius for ellipsoid (m) |
BSEMINR |
length of semi-minor radius 1 for ellipsoid (m) |
CSEMINR |
length of semi-minor radius 2 for ellipsoid (m) |
CONV_ENHANCE |
convective enhancement factor, accounting for enhanced turbulent convection in outdoor conditions compared to what is measured in wind tunnles, see Kolowski & Mitchell 1976 10.1115/1.3450614 and Mitchell 1976 https://doi.org/10.1016/S0006-3495(76)85711-6 |
M_1 |
metabolic rate parameter 1 V_O2=M_1*M^M_2*10^(M_3*Tb)*10^M_4, in ml O2 / h, default parameters for lizards based on Eq. 2 from Andrews & Pough 1985. Physiol. Zool. 58:214-231 |
M_2 |
metabolic rate parameter 2 |
M_3 |
metabolic rate parameter 3 |
M_4 |
metabolic rate parameter 4 |
Q_ACT |
Metabolic offset (W) for locomotion or some other activity additional to basal |
EXTREF |
oxygen extraction efficiency (%) |
PANT |
multiplier on breathing rate, for respiratory water loss via panting |
RQ |
respiratory quotient (fractional, 0-1) |
FLSHCOND |
thermal conductivity of flesh (W/mK) |
PSI_BODY |
water potential of body (J/kg) - affects skin humidity for water vapour exchange |
SKINW |
fraction of total surface area acting as a free water surface (fractional, 0-1) |
AEFF |
effective area acting as a free-water exchanger, drives cutaneous evaporation (m2) |
PEYES |
proportion of total surface area that is 'wet' eye (fractional, 0-1) |
LEAF |
use vapour conductance for evaporation (leaf mode = 1, non-leaf mode = 0) |
G_VS_AB |
leaf vapour conductance, abaxial (bottom of leaf), mol/m2/s |
G_VS_AD |
leaf vapour conductance, adaxial (top of leaf), mol/m2/s |
FATOSK |
configuration factor to sky (-) |
FATOSB |
configuration factor to substrate (-) |
FATOBJ |
configuration factor to nearby object (-) (not functional at the moment) |
EMISAN |
emissivity of animal (fractional, 0-1) |
EMISSB |
emissivity of substrate (fractional, 0-1) |
EMISSK |
emissivity of sky (fractional, 0-1) |
FLTYPE |
fluid type, air (0) or water (1) |
TA |
air temperature (°C) |
TSKY |
sky temperature (°C) |
TSUBST |
substrate temperature (driving conduction) (°C) |
TGRD |
ground temperature (driving radiation gain) (°C) |
VEL |
wind speed (m/s) |
QSOLAR |
solar radiation in, computed by SOLAR_ecto (W) |
QIRIN |
longwave radiation in, computed by RADIN_ecto (W) |
RELHUM |
relative humidity (%) |
BP |
air pressure (Pa) |
ALT |
elevation (m) |
SUBTK |
substrate thermal conductivity (W/mK) |
O2GAS |
oxygen concentration of atmosphere (%) |
CO2GAS |
carbon dioxide concentration of atmosphere (%) |
X |
current guess of core body temperature (°C) |
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